Sentence examples for tasks solved from inspiring English sources

In the article the main tasks solved by spacecrafts are described, the design shape of the satellites is presented.

In the nuclear power engineering, methods of detection faults and diagnostics, as well as systems of information support of human-operators in order to increase the safety and reliability of the operation play the increasing role One of tasks solved within the information support is the task of calculating technical and economical indexes.

An extract of the first ten tasks (solved by all 26 apprentices) of absolute and relative skills per task is depicted in Fig. 5.

In genomics, transcriptomics, population genetics, and metagenomics, these are widespread fundamental tasks solved by different computational methodologies (Table 2), though based on similar strategies (Fig. 2), mainly ab initio approaches or similarity-based ones.

At the end of this first 10-min observation phase we recorded the number of tasks solved by each male.

This finding contrasts with that of Snowberg and Benkman in red crossbills [8], even though the observation and test phases of our experiment were of the same duration as in their study, and our zebra finch males differed significantly in the number of tasks solved as scored at the end of the observation period.

There is formulated the issue of system decomposition into applied tasks clusters subject to automation and of initial documents used for automated systems functional tasks solving.

Among the assessments carried out, participants were asked to complete memory tasks, solve maths problems and were asked about their ability to carry out daily activities, with any diagnosis of dementia also recorded.

Empowered with these new features, iGeom simplifies teachers' tasks, solves non-trivial problems in student solutions and helps to increase student motivation by providing feedback in real time.

Creation of dump body 3D model, including internal composition, can play important role in various tasks solving, for example in hydrology or geotechnics.

As theta and gamma rhythms are important for complex tasks solving, we hypothesized that changes in these frequency bands will be visible, when comparing reasoning tasks to the memory task.